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From Transactional Distance to Transactional Control

2007
This book offers an exploration of the ways that a learning trajectory is determined, and, in particular, how an online learning environment can affect that trajectory. It provides suggestions about how, primarily through technologies that underlie what is vulgarly known as “Web 2.0,” networked learning environments should be constructed to give ...
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TRANSACTION PROCESSING IN DISTRIBUTED CONTROL SYSTEMS

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1979
Abstract While the flexibility of a process control system may be enhanced by modular design, the effectiveness of the system often depends upon coordination of the modules’ actions. The conflict between designing clearly bounded modules and providing for coupling between them gives rise to important design tradeoffs in two major areas: the ...
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Controlled Transactions Under Conditions

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
This paper analyzes the case of the process of choice by the enterprises, of the best gain method for them. Therefore, companies scrutinize the general economic circumstances, and according to their business plan they proceed to the appropriate method for them. The comparability analysis is the key element for this case.
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Concurrency control of tiered flat transactions

1995
In some database systems it has become evident that transactions can consist of a succession of ‘tiers’ where different types of data are being accessed. Despite the different nature of the data accessed by each tier the transactions cannot be split up because of the interdependencies between the albeit different data of the individual tiers.
Keane, John, Hussak, Walter
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Concurrency control for step-decomposed transactions

Information Systems, 1999
Abstract The throughput of a transaction processing system can be improved by decomposing transactions into steps and allowing the steps of concurrent transactions to be interleaved. In some cases all interleavings are assumed to be acceptable; in others certain interleavings are forbidden.
Arthur J. Bernstein, David S. Gerstl, Philip M. Lewis   +2 more
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Java call control, coordination, and transactions

IEEE Communications Magazine, 2000
Future telecommunications networks will consist of integrated packet-switched (IP and/or ATM), circuit-switched (PSTN), and wireless networks. Service providers will offer a wide portfolio of innovative applications over these integrated networks. Doing so rapidly and efficiently requires open network APIs, with a key API being that for call control ...
R. Jain, F.M. Anjum, P. Missier, S. Shastry   +3 more
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Transaction language for manufacturing control

Microprocessing and Microprogramming, 1982
Abstract A low-level problem oriented language, based on transaction — logically exclusive orders — has been developed for real time control of manufacturing systems. The transaction language includes operator guidance in data acquisition systems as well as the handling of process signals.
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TRANSACTION CONTROL

2017
A method of choosing and authorising a transaction with a payment device used by a purchaser under the authority of an owner is described. An analytics engine receives an identifier for a good or service from the purchaser. The analytics engine uses the identifier to identify providers of the good or service and providing a set of provider ...
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Valuation in Corporate Control Transactions

AIMR Conference Proceedings, 1995
The first requirement for valuing a company or division in a competitive buying or joint-venture situation is to choose the most useful valuation methodology. For deriving sensible values, discounted cash flow analysis and comparison of the entity with comparable businesses should both be used.
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Tangibles and Intangibles in Controlled Transactions

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
This paper is about the tangibles and the intangibles of the controlled transactions. Therefore we have an analysis of the tangibles which are the property with the services, and the intangibles which are the assets of the controlled transactions in the transfer pricing procedure. Therefrom, based on method of Q.E. we have a comparison between the case
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